The Joker has a daughter?! Well, jury’s still out on that one, but she is clearly just as chaotic, even “shooting her legal counsel in the kneecap.” Known as “Duela Dent” in the comics (although that may not even be her real name), this rogue was introduced in 1976 in a story in Batman Family #6 by Bob Rozakis and Irv Novick.ĭuela’s had several different origin stories throughout her history, depending on whether you’re reading a story from before Crisis on Infinite Earths or after. Duela, the Joker’s Daughter (Olivia Rose Keegan)
In fact, The CW first brought her to life on Batwoman, where she was played by Morgan Kohan.
But this isn’t the first time Stephanie has appeared in live action. Wayne’s dark secret for the first time here. In the trailer, it’s Stephanie who walks down the steps of the Batcave with Turner, likely discovering Mr. Carrie went on to become a vigilante named Catgirl and later Batwoman. In those comics, Carrie was a Batman super-fan who took it upon herself to become his new Robin for the Dark Knight’s. It only makes sense it would make its way into Gotham Knights somehow. This character was first introduced in the comics in 1986 in the pages of The Dark Knight Returns, the book by Frank Miller, Klaus Janson, and Lynn Varley that is arguably the most influential Batman story of all time. While it looks like she’s not officially the Robin of this CW universe, Carrie does reveal Batman used to call her “his little robin,” which is close enough! We also get a live-action version of Carrie Kelley, played here by Navia Robinson. Turner will have to earn the title.īut he’s not the only one who could be equipped to become Gotham’s foremost protector… Carrie Kelley (Navia Robinson) One doesn’t become the Dark Knight over night, though. Whether Turner takes on the role of Batman or something else remains to be seen, but the fact that we see the Bat-cowl and even a Batarang in Turner’s hand in the trailer suggests he’ll be vying for the big job eventually.
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